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WIUC DAILY MATIOMAIV IUtrDBUCAn
U pabltetwd eftry aflenioon(8iinIay excepted)
W. J, MouTion A Co.! and li nmlthod
lo oar antwcribat (by carrier.) at 20 cent per
month.
Mall tnbicrlben, 16.00 per ininm 18.50
for six motnhi, and $1.85 for throe montis. In-
variably In .(trance,
Binf-lo coplos, 9 ceils.
PROPOSALS.
pHOI'OBALS roil FORAGE.
Oner QvAKTCKMArreu'i Orricx,
Waioimtoii DiroT, December 8, 1861. I
Scaled proposals are Invited by the undersigned
lor s up j dying tho United Statee Quartermaster's
Department, At Washlnrton, D. U .Baltimore, Md.,
Alexandria, and Fort H -in roe, Va., or cither of
these plascs, with. lUjr, com. Oats, ami Straw.
Uidi will to receded for the delivery of 6,000
bushrds of corn or oats tad 60 tt m of hay or straw,
Aid upwards.
Bl 'urs mutt state At which or the above-named
points they propose to make deliveries, and the
rates at u hleh they will make deliver lei thereat,
itio quantity of each article proposed to be deliv
ered, the time whea said deliveries shall be eom
ueaced, and when to be completed
The prise muit be written oat In word on the
bids.
Corn to bt fi op la (rood stout sacks, of about
wn bushels aeh. Oats la like sacks, of about
three bushels each. The aaeka to be furnished
without extra charge to the Ooreroiueat. The
hay and straw to be sesurelr baled.
11 e particular Via or description of oats, corn,
hay, or strau, proposed, to be delivered muit be
etAiil In th proposals.
All the articles offered under the tide hereto ln
vited,wltl be subject to a rigid Infraction by the
4 'finment fuspeetor before being esse; ted.
Contrasts will be awarded from tine to time to
the lowest responsible bidder aa the Interest of
iue Uorernment mar require, and payment will be
made when the whole amount contracted lor ahall
hav Nien delivered and accepted.
Ihe bildor wilt be required to aseompany hie
i rvposal with a guaranty, signed by two responsl
llepersoas, that in case nts bid te Accepted he or
lkc will, wltMn trn dayi thereafter, execute the
contract for the same, with good and sufficient
sureties In a mm equal to the amount of the eon
tract, to deliver the forage proposed In conformity
m 1th the terms ol this Advertise msnti and In ease
he said bidder shall rail to enter Into the contract.
they to make good the dlflerenoe between the offer
nf sal 1 bidder and the next lowest responsible bid
der, or the persons to whom the contract may be
awarded
The responsibility of the guarantors must be
howa by the official certificate of a United States
District Attorney! Collector or Customs, or any
other officer under the United States Government,
or responsible person known to this office.
All bidders will bedulyootlOedof the acceptance
or rejection of their proposals.
The full name and T. O. Address of each bidder
tuuit be legibly written In the proposal.
Proposals mutt be addressed to Brigadier General
D. II, Huetitr, Chief D'pot Quartermaster,. Wash
I jgtoo, D. c., no4 should be plainly marked " Pro
posal! for Forage."
Donds, In a sum ejual to the amount of the con
tract, signed by the contractor and both of bis
guarantors, will be required of the successful bid
der or bidders upon signing the contract.
lank forms of bids, guar antees, and bonus, may
be obtained upon application at this office.
JUiCTU Mt fKUt'USALk
(lows, County, and state)-
I.the subscriber, do hereby propose to furnish
nit deliver to the United States, at the Quarter
umter'a Department At , Agreeably to
the terms, oi your advertisement, inviting proix
etla for foraje, dated Washington Depot, D
ceml or ft. IHCl. the following Articles, vtxi
-- t ushols of Corn, In sacks, at per bushel
ui m iineiuui
buaVjlt of Oats, In tasks, at per bushel
nftiuaunJs.
- - toss of bale! Hay, tt per ton of 3,000
pounds.
tons if bale 1 Straw, at per ton of 2,000
v ttiali.
Delivery Vi commence on or before the
iUy of , I3S , and to be completed on or be
fore the day uf , 184 . and pledge myself
to CiKr Into a written contract with the United
Mates, with good and approveiUecurltles, within
ire space of ten days after being notified that my
1 1 1 has been accepted.
Your oiiudlent servant,
I'rlslicr ficneral D. If. Rocker,
Chief Depot Quartermaster,
Washington, D. C.
. GUARANTY.
Wb, the undersigned, residents of -., In
me i-ouniy oi , ana sisie oi -
hereb), jointly and severally, covenant with the
United States, aud guarantee-in ease the foregoing
id.! ir 1 accepted, that he or they will
within ten dare after the acceptance of the said
lid. execute the contract for the tame with good
And sufficient sureties, In' A sum equal to the
amount of the contract, to furnish the forage pro
piived lu conformity to the terms of advertisement
ilatol Dfcerubir 8, 1963, under which the bid was
mad, eti J, lu ease the said shall rail to
t ntcr Into a contrast as aforesaid, we guarantee to
make good the difference between the oiler by the
gal j i and the next lowest responsible bidder,
or the person to whom the contrast may be
iv, anted.
0 it 3 us, Given under our hands and teals
I this Jayol ,IM .
Seal.
seal!
f I ereby certify that, to the best of my know!
c to and belief, the above-named guarantors are
good and suflleleot as sureties for the amount for
wMj!i they offer to be security.
To be certified by the United States District At
torney, collector of Customs, or any other officer
under the United States Government, or response
lie perswn known to this office
D. H. nUCKKR,
dea-tf Brig. Gen. and Quartermaster.
II
OHbKS 1 HOUSES t IKJitBKtJ I
' War Departmeht, Cavalrt Dorcav,
:av, )
bit.)
uricc or tnur vuartkrustc.
WAiiiiNQTOM. Jane 8. 18ft.
bKALED PIlOPOiALS will bo reoelved at this
office uuill 13 o'clock m , MONDAY, June 30th,
IStiJ, for two thouiand (3,000) CAVALRY IIORSLS,
to be delivered at the Government Stables at Giei
boro Detot, near Wsshiogton city, within forty
(4") days fn m date or contract.
bald Horses to be sound la all particulars, well
broken, full la flesh, from fifteen (16) to sixteen (It)
hands high, from five (6) to nluc () years old, la
giod condiiloo, and will adapted In every way to
Cavalry pure oies.
Thrse six o tlcatlons will be strictly adhered to
an I rigidly euforced In every particular.
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied
b) a RuaiADtce for Its ftlthlul performance.
ICj" should any United States officer guarantee
the propos.1 of a Mailer who should prove to be
lrr'ionsliile, his name will be reportel to the Sec
ritary of War. with a recommendation that such
unlet r be dismissed the service.
All bUldert arut ouarantijri wUl It Kl& to t . tt rid tit
inxou U tiititif, and every faitvr to tompljf wUMtrmt
fiiontratt,orto make Me contract when awarded, vntl
btuilumed by proiecuiion to Ms full extent of the Into,
Y i n if bid and guaranty can be had on applica
tion to this office.
Miccemful bidders will be prepared to enter Into
written o tntraots, with good and sufficient securi
ty, Immediately on the acceptance of their bids.
The oath of allegiance must accompany each bid
The undei signed reserves the rljjht to reject all
bids deemed unreasonable.
Bids for one hundred (100) horses and upwards
w.ll be entertained.
Dfili for Ms entire numier of Uerses required are
lnltcd
Payment will be promptly made on completion
of contract
ho maret will be received.
Proposals must be endorsed "Proposals for Cav
alry horses," and addressed to Lieut. Col James
A kln, Chlrf Quartermaster, Cavalry Bureau,
Washington, D U
Any oth-r Information will be promptly given
on auiilioatloo, personally ur by letter, to
JAMW A iKIN,
Lieutenant Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
cavalry Dureau.
S3-Purchase la the open market will be con
tluued at Glesboro Depot until tbe contract Is
KWtrdel Payment male la Crrtltloates of In
debtedness for seven (7) horses or more. JecVUt
pUOPOSALB roiSTATlONfiUy.
Depabtm'ht or the Interior,
V H Patent UiriiE, June tt, 18M (
Projatisals for furnishing such stationary as may
bsittiuired by this Bureau durlug the fiscal year
oi.dlog June SO, lt&3, will le reoelved until 13
o'tilocltru uflUEIJAY the 13th dayof July, 186s
'J h i unaccompanied bysatUfactory testlmoaials
ef ability ti lultil a contract will not be considered,
and contracts will only be awarded to mauulactu
rtrs of, or dealers In, the several classes of
All artlolrs furnished mutt be of the best quality
of their kind, . . ...,.,,
Laah proposal must be signed by the Individual
or Arm making tt.
All articles required under a contract must be
dPllvrred without delay. A failure or refusal
of tlie c mtrsotor to furnish proper articles will be
deeiuid Just cause for abiogatleg the contract.
Articles not named In the schedule, II required,
aretoiefurolihedat the lowest market prices,
and the right is reserved or otdcrlog a greater or
lets quantity of each article contracted for, as tbe
nubile eeivire may nqulre
Douds, with approved security, must be given by
the I dividual or tlrm obtaining the connect
siiou d a contractor reiuse or neglcot to furnish,
wi en requiifd, any article or articles mentioned
1 1 tho contract, the same may be pur chased Inopen
nutiket, an 1 II a greater piloe has bern pall ib'ie
lor than Is specified in the contract, the difference
ma) b chargud to the contractor in his next quar
to ly Acemuta . ,
bcnedulea, specifying as near as can be done, the
amount, quality, and description of the articles re
quired. 0 i be had oo application at this offloe.
PiuiKJiaia must be addressed te the Commission
er ol Pateuti, and endorsed " atatlenery."
jet thit
VOL. IV.
PROPOSALS.
proposals ron btationery
Ulltr H V ART I RBI ASTER'S UrFICE, J
DEfor or Waiiiikoion, J
WAlitiNuTOR, June 10, 164. 1
fealed nrortoaala will h rialrid at thli nRI
until FRIDAi, June 34, ISM, at 13 o'clock m, f..r
rurnlshlngTATlO.NKHYfor t Is Drpot for six
(6) months from July 1, lafll, as per annexed Sche
dule. All articles must be of the verr best oualltv.
samples of which (of paper, one quire, of enrel
opes, one parkane) must accomnanv each bt 1.
Each bidder muit furnish, with his uronosal. but
one tample tot the article bid for, And euons price for
each article, which must be distinctly markel
thereon,
Tbe contract will be awarded to the lowest re
sponsible Mlder.
,Ach proposal must be signed by the Individual
er firm making And tho ability to fuiru the eon
tract, if awuried, mtst be certified by the person
or persons proposed as sureties.
nuuuau nny trucira ue rrq'iire i wnicn are noi
enumerated In the Schedule, they are to be furnlih
ed at the lowest markel pries.
The Depot Quartermaster resales to himself
tbe right of ordering, from time tn time, a greater
or less quantity of cca ant everv article con
traae for, as the public servte may require,
within six months subsequent to tho date of the
contract, and, should ant Articles not I a dellvere I
wunin a reasoname lime arter htlag o'deiel, he
also reserves the rirht to purchase the said arilela
la open market, at the rlak an 1 expense or the
terson or persoes contracting to furnish the same.
le will, In all eases, decide wlipthrr th terms or
ion oontraci nave nren romiuie i wun, an u reserves
the power te annul the contract upon any failure
toernnply with Its terms.
Bonds with approved security art to be tiven by
the person or persons contracting, and, In case of
failure to supply the articles order,!, tha enn
tractor and h c sureties shall e liable to the for
feiture specified in such bond.
Proposals must be ait Ires I to "Brlga Her Gen
eral 1). II RUCKLH. Chief Quartermaster. Denot
of Wash ngton, D C ," end to be plainly marked
i ru,'vm ur ainiiuiirry."
Schvdulc or Articles
40 reams Manilla wrapping paprr, 2lxi8 Inches,
not less than M pounds per ream, per ream
SO reams buff envelope paper, SlxM Inches, not
lesa than toimuudiprr ream, per ream.
30 reams white folio post pi cr, ruled per ream.
100 reams white foolscap paper, ruled, not less
than 13 pounds tier ream, tier ream
10 reams law cap paper, tuled, not less than 13
pounus per team, i erream
son rems white letter paper, ruled, not less than
9 pounds per ream, per ream
300 reams white cummeiclflt note pper, ruled,
not less than 8 pound per ream, prr learn.
1,000 sheets Mouing paper. tr sheet
41hlai k bonks, deinl sis-, full bound, per quire
43 blank books, folio size, full baund, per quire,
100 blank books, Oiown cap size, bound In cloth,
per quire.
100 blank books, can size, half bound, ner outre.
soo octavo memorandum books, full slz, icr
dozen.
r0 time books, dcml size, bound la cloth, per
dozen.
60 time bsoks, small quarto tire, bound InrUth,
per dozen.
soo time books, small cctiuo size, bound in
leather, per dozen
30 oou white official envelopes. No. 13. erv thick.
per PI.
60 rjno white official envelopes, No, 10, very thick,
per M
loo ooo white o RlcUl envelopes, Sxt lnehts, vcri
thick, rer M.
100,000 white letter envelopes, 6iii Inches,
very thick, per M.
13 dozen Arnold's Writing Fluid, In quart and
pint bottles, per dozen bottles.
13 dozen Unard &. Nojcs' or other Mack luk,
In quart, pint, and half-pint bottles, per dozen bot
tles 13 dozen Arnold's copying Ink, In quart and pint
bott es, per doze bottles,
13 dozen Lawrence's copying ink, la quart and
pint bottles, per dozen bottles
34 dozen lvld'sermlne Ink, glass bottles and
stoppers, rr dozen bnttlei,
v3dnzeoFaber'sorotbrr black lead pencils, Not
3 and 3, best quality, per donn
24 dozen Saber's ur other red and LUe pencils,
per dozen.
34 dozen glass Inkstan Is, assorted, per dc zn,
100 gross Glllott's strel pent, asiorted per gioss
300 cross other stt.fl pens, atsoneJ, pur grots,
13 dozen gutta pcha i en hoi lers, per dozea.
48 dozen other pen holders, selected kinds, per
dozen.
13 dozen tin pape folders, per dozen
25 pounds red srnl'nr wax, 30 sticks to the pound,
best quality, per pound,
10 1 ounds white India rubber, 40 pieces to the
pound, per Mjun .
loo dozen pieces red tape, Nos. 17 and S3, per
dozen
ion dozen spools red tape, Nos, 17 and 33, per
spool.
13 ozen glass jars mucilage and brushes, large
size, per dozen,
31 dozen glass Jars mucilage and brushes, small
size, per dozen
3t letter copying books, 600, 700, aad 1,0X0 page
eash, per dozen,
l Ooo sheeti abstract paper, ruled to paJLtern, per
sheet
600 sheets return paper, ruled and printed to pat
tern, per sheet,
S reams of h ll paper, ruled to pat tern, per ream.
4 dozen h nry paper folders, per dozen.
4 dozen erasers, ivory or wood hanllcs, per
dozen.
dozen gutta percha rulers, 14 Inehes long, per
dozen. 0 M HUCKKR,
llrlea Her General and Chief Quar'ermastrr,
JelO-iat Dipot of Washington.
0
HDNANCE omCB,
Wn Department
Wasrinqton, Jun 14, 1S64
Seakd propoasU will be recti ved by this Pepart
mrui iiuii i iurai'Ai witir oio, iou4, a. (i ni .
for the delivery at the Nvw ork Arsenal of 18,000
non-commissioned Officers 'wordi, and 10 OtO
Musicians' awords, United states regulation pat
tern.
These s won's aretobemn'e lu etrlft accordance
with the standard paltrrna to be ren at the .New
York Arsenal 1hy are to bcsuljrt to theuiual
Inspictlon andjirouf at ihc iuaut.factury where
made.
Deliveries must be made In lots of im t less than
one-tir'eenth(l'ISth)perweekoi tho n hole number
contrcted for The nnt dilttiry to bo made on
tbe Sid day of July, ISH4,
Failure to make dellverlis at a s)ecltlod time
will subject the contractor to a forfeiture of the
number he may fail to dell er at that time
Isnbldi will hoc jnildered from parties other than
regular mnufa.turci s ol awttrdi, ami such ss are
known to this Department to biyuompetent t exe
cute la thtlr own workshoi s the work proposed
for.
GUAR AMY.
The Mlderwill te require! to accompaoy hli
propniltloa with a tuarant), slcned b two re
sponsible prraons, that in case his bl 1 li Accepted
he will at onco executu the contact lor the same,
with food and sufficient sure es, In a sum equ I
te ooe tenth nf the amount of the contract, to de
liver the articles proposed, In conformity with the
terms of this ad trlisemrnt and lu case the said
biddr should fall to rnttr Into the o tract, thev
to mtkegood the difference between the our of
stl I bidder and the next reiponilbln bl tder, r the
person to whom the o ntract may o awarded.
The respoi slbllity of the guarantois must be
shown by theotfkitl crtlflottcoi tho clerk of lht
earest District Court, vt of tLe Uclted States
District Attorney
Bnls In a sum rqual toonetenth of the amount
of tbe contract, signed I y the contractor and both
of his tuarantors, will be required of tho success
ful bidder or bidders upon signing the contract
FORM OF GUaRUSTY.
We, the undersigned, residents of in the
county of and btate of , berth).
Jointly and sevcrall), cotcnaut with tho Unite I
Mates, anlguaiaaUc, In tase tl e forrgolng bid
of .. be accented, that he or thrj wul atonre
execute the contract fur tho same with good and suf
ficient sureties, In a sum euual to u iM nth i f the
amount ef the contract, to turuUhthu art idea prn
puied In ontifirmit to the terms of the atUcnUe
in cot, dated June II, IGl under which the t.14 was
maJejand, Incase the said - - shtll fail to
enter into a contract, as aforeiald, we guarantee
to make good the difference Ictween the offer ol
the said - and the next lowest reiponsible
bidder, or the person to whou the ton t nut may bo
awarded,
J Given under our hands and seals
this day of, 18-
witneisi Scat.!
To this guaranty mtflt be appended thootlUfal
certificate above mentioned.
Uaih party obtaining a contract Willi e ob'ige I
to enter into bond with aj propel sureties for its
faithful execution
Upon the award being made, successful bllders
will be notified and furnished with forms of con
tract an 1 bond
I he Department reserves the right to re cct any
or kit bids II nut deemed satisfactory
Proposals will luaddr se l to " IlrUadler Gen
eral Geoige D Ranisaj, ( 'iUf of Ordnaucn, Wash
ingtoe, D C ," and v. ill be cmlumd "Iroioials
for Nnniomiuliiloned Officeis' an I htuiUlaus'
Srtords" GeO D lHMh,
Jsltt-rhstutt Rrlg Urn, thief of nidnane
WlLIiAUilU' UUTEL,
SYKLS, CHADWICK b. CO.,
ComerPtnntjlvani lMnw and fowUtnth itrutt
WMUmrtoa D, 0 la-ly
Wftlt0twl
'WASHINGTON. D.
pii0unl tqmMirmt.
Tbo following li tho closing poem In
"Howard 01 yndonV forthcoming volurao of
"Poems of the Rebellion."
TUG LAST POEM.
Oh, brave and grntle, herA-ioul I
Oh, spirit, tender, tried and true I
Hew o uld I close my reeord here,
Without one little word for joul
V hose stronger arm once held me up,
Whose stronger heart once strengthened mine)
Whose eyet were always first lo sec,
The meaning of God's deep design I
Who te deeds were noble first and last
Aa tale or Ancient Chlvahle
Whose tweet, exceeding filthfulneii,
Made life so bcautirul for me I
Whose teachings filled my iplr,t wllh
This strong unfaltering belief,
That God's good hand wilt save the Right
lhrough failure and bewtlderlnr. grief I
Ah I no caretilog hand Is laid
la cumnieDdatlon on my bead)
My soul, dlvld ng time and spoe,
Is leinlng toward yours Instead,
I cannot think It vainly ) earns
To reach you though bereaved I stand (
Though It Is bitter pain to ralsi
The touch of your protecting hand I
Not lost, but absent I Will you take
These first f-ults of a younger soul 1
You know how.long ago God gave
Its throbbloga late your control I
The ItAltltnore Natlonel CouTcntlon, as
Dsserlbstl hy Ilsnjemlu F, 1 aylor
Rceucs, luclilents, and KfTccta,
Special Correspondence or the Chicago Kvenlng
Journal
Baltimore;, Jure 8, 1KGI.
To play secretary to tho National Union Con
vention was no port of tny errand. Tho de
tails of Its action aro already before tho worldj
a few touches ethereal, a few lWlica over tho
wins, and they wcro ittuck by lightning and
Immortality together.
But I may try to pvo your reader, in a
breath or two of short sentences, n rouch
sketch of the scene. When I ruachud Baltimore,
on Tuesday evcnlnc, an organlMtlonhad been
elTectedt Malno and Oregon had met lottlar
and little Hhody sat at tho Golden Gate; a inch,
civil, loyal, purposeful, and yet a ruob,hnd be
come an orqanofvolce, and tho voice was ready
to speak. The morrow was lo bo a Puitccon,
ard jtt no Ilabel, Inspired wllbonohopc.ono
faith, ono love, they weru to have ono utttr
ancb. It waa n t a deliberative body, for there
was noiiuni; 10 do wciif neu. u waa not an ex
ecutive body, for thcru was nothing to ho d me.
There was only somttlilnff to siy, and ItsiUlt.
We all knew what it wouhl bo, but wo llttincd
for It. Men traversed half a continent) nay,
men embarked on two oceans to utter It.
Bo it all was on Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock. Front-street Theatro Is thrown open
for this etranpa drama with ouo act tbU act
with oce word in It. The lofty celling is can
opied with the flag tho stars hang lu clusters
from column and wall, llko rljK-ntd fruit, that
once sbono on Saratoga and BtnulDgton, on
Vlcksburgand Mission Uidgc; tho stars that
will light tho way to Klchtnond, and look
down serene upon deid rebclllou.
And beneath the heaven of the flag, In ono
solid column that fills tbe bod of the theatre,
ore tbo word-bearers of thu loal land. " There
Is nothing rtrnnge lu tho crowd that I can eie;
sprinkles of silver among tho brown head)
brows of care and c)es without a cloud Noth
ing strange, until 1 think that theso moo rep
resent every rood on tho idanet lo day, whero
tbo Hag blossoms peacefully out. Nothing
strangp, till I think that these men are only
touguis to utter tho will right loyal and rojal
of men unseen ( only thu murhlnery for the re
hearsal of a grand act for the Ides of Novem
ber. Tftfn, as I thick, the theatre' narrow
walls widen away and mUt as if thiy were
mist, and thero aro only twenty erven ol i alii
twenty six iocrelgn States nnd the one, poor,
lono tuau who writes theso lines 1
I forget tbo threo semicircles of men nnd
women, packed lu box nud nailery, tier, nboe
tier, a tone and a half of humanity. I forget
to I til jou il.ut tho old mcelinulcs and tinkers
In polltlCb aro not here, and that thu halls of
Congress aro not emptied into Baltimore. Hut
no matter for thatt tbo gavil of Pre id tut
Denlson falls sharply the Kev Mr, CaddU,
of Ohio, makes a prayer, to which old Jacob
Trout, of retolutloHary memory, might have
said a fervent amen. Iho Federal dor Isbhut
upon the Palmetto State with a clang. It
opens to Missouri, and cheers greet her as slio
comes. It swings wide again, nud Tcuneeseo
has abundaut eutraoco. There are tears in
many an cyo the world counta cold, and dry as
the rock of Horeb bef ro the prophet stnnto It,
as Mr. Muynard sloueblnglygIv(s thanks for
the loyal and bleeding hearts of East Tennes
see, and says, It will carry a joy to them
like that of a great victory In tho fUM of
arms." God knows they m d and di'&crto It
all. Was It not a grand tiling lo be in a hall
so vast that the doors opened and clo d onl
when great States stood upon tho threshold t
And mow conies the Confession of Faith,
loslug nothing bj tho char, emphatic utter
ancoof Henry J. Ilmond. It cuts a broad
swath It kave not a weed to wave Us lonely
head, for auy Oeelan to rao about. Mirers
break In all along, llko the chorus to a eonir,
and when, wllh the closing Ucsulutlein, a warn
ing glance Is Hung over the salt water, they
are all caught up, like Elijah In a cLarlot of
fire, and adopted with one heart and onoolce.
Tho day wears ont Iho briefest of days In all
the calendar. It was ten. The clock la on tbo
strukuoftwo. The word they havo conin to
say Is jet unuttered. 1'unusylvunla writes,
"For President, Abraham Lincoln, of Illinois."
Iowa springs lo her feet, and nominates Abra
ham Llnculn, of Illinois. Illinois U uqulicr
to say "Abraham Lincoln, ot IlllnolV
It could havu swept through the Convention
Mku the June hurricane lu Iowa, a few rum
mers ago. Cheers 11 utter us, but calmer coun
sels prevail. Bas Mr. Kayraoud, It has been
arserted that wo will attempt lo mike thu tiom
inatlou ride tho whlrUlud of acelamulluu
Let us declaro a deliberate purpose. Let tho
roll of the States bo called. H whs wlu coun
sel. To call tho roll of our urmj, where every
man cries here'" or answers lor his romrade,
M Dead on the Held," Is grand, but to call thu
roll of a broad continent Is BiiMlmu.
And so Illinois has tbo floor at lat, and
cries, " woglejou Abraham l.lucoln " Maluu
is summoned, and its ausuer Is, "Abrahnm
Llneolu " 'lhuUranlloUills,tbuUreeu Moun
tains and tbo Alleubunks eeho "Llncnlu1"
Thu word comes out uf the heart of old Berk
shire, and up imiu the alley of tho Couuee
tieul, and away from "thu wild where rolls the
Ortgou." il drills In letters of gold from Cal
ifornia, glitters from Colorado, slhs from tbu
eedars of Teuuessee, Is shouted by " the hunt
ers of Kentuek" atroas tbo grao of the mill
boy of the SI isbes. And so thu roll sounds on
Iroui Maluu to Montana, tbe most lmpreBtlu
scene I eer beheld, Il Is announced at last,
"all for Llueoln Iho buudred nud twtulj
clue," Men spring lo their feet bnudku
thief take wlug lu tbo galleries, thu quivering
cheers rlsu freu uud full, ouug Uteauru veiled
iti tearsj women IbulJi uud weep altogether,
strong men swallow their hearts as the llsteu.
And now thu splendid baud In tbe gallery
buieis out wllh " Iho Siarpangltd Bauner"
Do joulhluk how wonderful!) eloquent It Is,
beru lu HaUlmon 1 hj , lit ty )eurs ago, a
British lkelof fifty sail euternl thu mouili of
tho Puupeco, On iho ulgbl of the I Hh ul Sep
temlxr opened II ru upon Fort MeiUnrj All
tbatdreadlul night, Francis S ku), a child ot
Mar)land,waa a prisoner Inn British ship,
within thu nound ot u bell of thu placu whtro
this eonventlou Is now silting. With the duw n,
the storm of shot and shell dies away, and the
prisoner's eyo socks through tho gray of tho
C, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 18, 1804.
morning for tho Use; that floated above tho fort
at sunset, and ho tremblingly asksi
" Oh day, can ton see, by the dawn's eaily light
What so uioudly we hailed at the twlhghi'e last
gleaming,
Whcse brand stripes and bright stars through the
perilous fight,
Ob'r the ramp'tt we watched, were go ga'laotly
stieamlns:!
The rockets' red glare bombs bursting In air
Gate proof through the night that ourfligwsr
still there .
Oh t say, does that star-spangled banner still wave
O'er the an 1 of the free and the home of the
brat el"
And theu, when tho sun touches It up. he
cries out exultantly t
" 'Til the star-spangled banner I Ob, bng may It
wave
O'er the land of the freo, and the home of the
brave I"
And now comes "Tanked Doodlo" accele
rated, and a thousand hearts keep timo. The
President announces adlsnatch from the Sec
rctary of War. It tells of Hunter's victory
It is a goo 1 omen. It thunders on the left
And now rotucs Andy Johnson, tho tailor, the
Sena or, tbo Governor, tbo patriot. Every
nihiT choice goes down boforo him "like leaves
in wlnt'v weather." It Is Lincoln nnd John
son. 1 bo word 1 said, the day Isdono Then
havo been llttlo flashes of pleasantry all along,
but they wero put out by tho ncady, earnest
blaze of a solemn purpose.
Governor Dcnlon bids tho Convention hall
and farewell. Men go out at this theatre's door
that hao clasped hands for tho bat lime, and
shall never meet again Ibis side of the dark
river. Shake pea re's gran test creations have
been produced within theso walls, bnt nothing
grander In them all than this one word for
Lincoln. I have seen tbo Iron ' Front," with
fixed hearts and fixed bayonets, hut I sec In
tho llttlo dypsyllablu this Convention has ut
tered, shot and shell, and on hundred thousand
men. God bless tho President God save tho
Union t B.F.T.
OFTIOIAL.
T.WV8 OP TIIK UfllTUD STATICS,
rnssetl at the First Session of Ilia Till t-
KlKhtli Congress
ri'tTBLic No. 93
An xct to puulsh and prevent tbo counterfeit
ing or coin of ihc United States.
Jle tt enacted by the Smate a tut Ifowe of Rep
retentative of Out United iytattt tf America in
Corifrcii aJMfM&iW, That If any person or per
sons, except as now authorized by law, shall
hereafter make or camo to be made, or shall
ntttr or pass, or ottenipt lo utter or pasf any
coins of gold or stiver, or other ineteU or al
loys of metals, lutcudtd for the use and pur
poeo of iurrent monej. whether lu iho resem
blance of coins of thu United Htntcs or of for
eign countries, or of original design, every
person so olToudlng shall, ou couvletlon there
of, bo pitnlabel by flue not exceeding threo
thousand dollars, or by 1m rlsonmcnt for a
term not exceeding live years, or both, at the
discretion of tbu court, according to thoaggra
ftiIon oftho otf.ncc.
Approved, June 3, 1S0I.
PcrLtc No. 03
As act to provide for tho pajmtnt of the tec
ond ngliuent, third brigade, Ohio volunteer
militia, during the time they were mustered
Into tho service of tho United States.
Ue tt enacted hj the SttinU and Ifome tf Hep
mad Unct of the I'niUd btatenf inirrlca in
tmrtreia ammHflt That tbe fecond regiment,
third brigade, Ohio volunteer milllla, mustered
into ihesenlco of the United States at Cincin
nati, Ohio, on the fourth dayof September,
eighteen buudred and sixty two, notwithstand
ing Irregularity may bavo occurred in tho
manner of their mustering Into tho service of
tho United Stiles, )u paid lor tho llmo Iho nill
cers and men were in tho sen Ice, respectively,
after being so mustered, not, however, to ex
ceed the period of thirl v days.
Approved, Juno 8, 1304,
Ptruc No. 01
Av act to provldo for thacxi-eullnn of treaties
betiveeu thu United States and foreign na
tions respecting consular Jurlsdletlou uver
tbo crews of vessels of such foreign nations
in tbo waters and ports of the United Stati s.
Zfe it enatUd by fA- itmate and nv vf Jiep
mnitatitei of tfie UaiUd htatn vf . liner lea in
Congress as tabled, That In all cases whero It
may luo been or shall hereafter bo stipulated
by treaty or contention between tbo United
States and any foreign nation lo the elfret that
the toilful general, consuls, lec consuls, or
consul ir or commercial airents of tbu two na
tions, repeetlvely, ahall have eteluslve Jurls
illeilon ol eontroversles, dllUcullles, or dlsor
(Km arUlug at sea or In tbu waters or ports of
tho ond rnition, between tbo matter or other
olll er ur 1 111 rs nnd any of tt u crew, or be
tween any uf tbeao last tbemselus, of unysblp
or esil belonging to tho other nation, biku
stl illations shall bo exceuted nud en (breed
within tho jurl-dbtlon nfthe Unlt.d Stiles as
herelnafur declared! PrciUed, lhat before
this ael shall take elluct as lo the ships and
eesels of any paitleulir uati nhajur,euch
treaty with the United States, iho President of
tbo United States thai I h& o bu n satisfied that
slmllir prnUton hnvo been made for the ex
eeuliou ol such treaty by tbo oil ircoutraellng
part), and shall have issued tils piocUmallon
to tbt elfi,it, ditlarlnjlhU aet to bo In force
as to biich lull m.
Sec. J Uul be it firtfar enacted. That In all
cast w iln tho purview of Ibis at t the consul
gent ral, ( omul, or oiber consulnr or comincr
elal n'Hhority f such foreign nation i barged
with tbo appropriate duty In the particular
cae, may mnko application to any eourt of
re eon! of the U nlted Mate a, or any j udge the re-
of, or to any comnls-douer appointed under
tbo laMsol theUnltid States to tako bailor
ullldnli, or for other Judlclil purposes wliat
s eer, Boiling forth that imh tontrovtrsy, dif
ficulty, or disorder has ariseu, brlttly staling
thu nature therof, and whin and where the
same occurred, mid exhibiting a certified copy
or exirart of thu shipping artleles, roll, or
other proper poper of the nblp or vissel, lo tbo
etrect that the person luojuetiou is of the crew
or ship's torn puny of sueh ship or vesse-lj and
further elating mid eerilfylnglhnt such persou
has withdrawn himself, or Is believed to be
about to withdraw hlinst If, from tbu control aud
dUel line of tbu master uud olll eraot tbo said
sbl pur eisel,or that he has retired, or Is about
lu ruluse, lo eubmlt to and obe) thu lawful juris
diction of suelieonsular or commercial authori
ty lu the premise, aud further biuiluguti 1 cer
tifying that, to the bu t of the knowledge and
Ibelietof the otllei r ei rllfylng, m b person Is
not a tltlziiiot iho Uulti I butes, and there
upon sueli J idge, eomuilbthmer, or other Ju
dieijl oilletr, on luspectlou of eiu h a bcatlon,
tbe tamo being hi wrltlrg, and duly authenti
cated by tbe eousularor other eullkienl oillelnl
I seal, shall l&suobls warrautfor the arrest ot tho
i person bo eomplaln.d of, directed to lire mar
shal of the United States for Ibu ap ro) rlale
! district, or In his d seretlon to auy person, being
a ilile-not tbe L lilted Stales, whom ho may
Ispeeiully depute for the purpose, requiring
Bueh person lo bu brought before hint lor ex
amination at u certalu time an 1 placet and lft
. on sueb examluallou, It shall be mudo to ap
pear that tbo person co arrested Is a e Itlzuu of
thuUiiilol States, bo shall bo forthwith dis-
i.....-.i i.... .. .. i...n i.. t.r. . .,.
ordlunry etiurso of law. Hut If this shall nol bo I
made to appear, and such Judge, eommlrslouer,
or other Judli lal authority shall lind, upon thu
papers hereinbefore referred lu, a tutlleient pri
ma facie ( uso thai tbu matter eonterns ouly tbu
internal order nnd discipline of eueh foreign
ship or esel, or whether lu lis unturu chll or
criminal, clou not elloct tulKet dlrceily tbo
exeeuluuiof the laws of the Lulled Stales, ur
tlie ilthiBOLd duties of any eitizeuul ibuUullod
Stutec, bo hhall fniihwlth, by lut, warrant, loin
mil sueli person to prUou, where prltoners
under seulencuof a court oftho Untied Stales
may bulawlully commuted, or to tbu master
or eblef oilleer of suth lorelgn ship or vessel,
in his dlseruliou, to bo subjeet lo tho lawful
orders, control, aud discipline of the master or
"ir n) ( fll
chief ofllecr for tho tlmo bcloc of snch ship,
And to tbo Jurisdiction of tbo consular or com
mercial authority of the nation lo which such
thtp or vessel may belong, to tho exclusion of
any anthority or Jurisdiction In tho premises of
mo united ctaies or any mate thereof t ito
btded, nnerthelesi, That tho expenses oftho ar
rest and tbo detention of the person so arrested
shall be paid try tbo consul general, consuls,
or vice consuls, ntl provided, further, That
no person shall bo detal cd more than two
months after his atrest, bnt at the end of that
tlmo shall be set at liberty aud shall not aalti
uo arrcsieu ior me same cause.
Approved. Juno 11, 1801.
PrnLic No. 5.
An act to antnorlzo tbo Secretary of tha Trca-
sury to stipulate for tho release from attach
ment or other process of property claimed
oy mo umico amies, ana ior otucr purposes,
Ik tt enic'ed by t Senate and Jfmse of Hevrt
tentative of the United S'aie$ of America in
corijress asrtmoferf, luai wnenevt-r any proper
ly owned or held by tbo United States, or In
which the United States havo or claim an In
terest, shall, lu any Judicial proceeding under
the laws of any State, District or Territory, be
seized, arrested, attached, or held for the se
curity or satisfaction ofanyclilmmadtaaialust
om property, it Biiau no lawrm for tbo Hecro
tary of Iho Treasury, In his discretion, to di
rect tbo Solicitor oftho Treasury to causo a
stipulation to bo entered Into by tho proper
district attorney for thu discharge of such pro
perty from such seizure, arrest, attachment or
proceeding, to tho effect that, upon such dls
charge, the person asserting tbu claim against
such property shall become entitled to all tbe
benefits of this nclj and In aU cases whero such
stlpulitlou shall be entire I Into, as aforesaid,
and tbo properly shall, In coosequenco thereof,
be discharged as aforesaid, nud Una Judg
ment shall bo given In tho eourt of Ust resort
to which tho Secretary of tbe Treasury may
deem proper to cause such proceedings to
be carried, klUrmlug the claim for tho security
or satisfaction nf whleh such proceed In us shall
have been Instituted, and the right of the per
son asserting tbe saniu to cnlorco It against
snch property by lue-aoa of such proceedings,
notwithstanding tbo claims of the United State
thereto, such final judgment shall bu deemed,
to nil Intents and purposes, a full and final de
termination nf the rights oi su h person, and
shall cnthlu such pcison, as against tbo Uolted
States, to such rights as ho would havo bad In
case possession ol said proferty ha J Dot been
changed) and if such claim hu for the payment
of money, and the somo shall by such judg
ment bo found to bo due, the presentation ot a
dulv authenticated cony of thu record of snch
Judgment and proceedings Fnatl bo anfflpicni
evidence to me proper accounting olHcersfor
the allow anco thereof; and tho same shall
thereupon be allowed nnd paid out of any
moneys In tbe Tieasury not otherwise appro
priated) J'rottded, That tho amount so to be
allowed and paid shall not exceed the value of
tbu Interest or tho United Stotea In the troptrty
lu questtont And provided fnrther, ThatnHih
I tig herein contained shall bu considered aa
reeognlzlug or conceding any right to enforce
by seizure, arrest, attachment, or any Ju llclal
process any claim against any property of tbe
United Stati,, or against auv properly held,
owned, or employed by the United Stoles, or
by any department thereof, for any public use,
or as waiving any ot J action to any proceeding
Instituted to enforce any such claim.
Approved, Junu 11, 1SG4.
Pltilic No. Wl
An act In relation to the limitation of actions
lu certain cases.
Be it enacted by the .Vni(e and Hon of lit n
mitfatlica of the L'nttid Aif- of America ii,
vongreia aswnitiea, i nai wiiencvw, uuring tne
exlsieneu of the present rebellion, any aeilon,
civil or criminal, shall accrue against any
persou who, by reason of reIatamu lo the exe
cution of tbe law s of tho United Stat?, or the
Interruption of the otdlnary eourao uf Judicial
proceedings, cannot be served with process f t
the commencement of such action or the arrest
of such person, or whenever, after such action,
civil or criminal, shall have accrued, such per
son cannot, by reason of such resistance of the
laws, or such Interruption of Jadieial proceed
luge, bo arrested or served with process for
tbo commencement of the action, the time
during whleh sue h person shall so bo beyond
tbu reaah of legal process shall not bo deemed
or taken as any part of the time limited by law
for iho commencement of such action.
Approved, June 11, lbdl.
Public No 07 J
Ah act relating to members of Congress, heads
of Departments, and other officers of tho
Movent tneiil.
JJe it enacted by the Senate and Home of Jlepre
tentatiiHt ufthe United Mate of Anuria in Con.
gresi aitcmblcd. That no member of the S-iiitu
or Homo of Representatives shall, after hU
election and during his routlnuuico lu olllee,
nor thall any head of a D pi-tment, hetd of a
bureau, clerk, or any other oill cr of the (luv
eminent, reci lv or agreo to receive nny c tn
peUBatluu whatsoever, dlreeity or Indirectly,
tor Hiiy services rendered, or to bo rendered,
after ihc ptssago tf this net, to any person,
eliher by himself or another, lu relation to any
proctcllng, contract, claim, controversy,
charge, accusation, arrest, or other matter or
thing lu w hleh the United State Is a ptrty , or
directly vr ludlrec ly interested, bef to any
Department, court martial, bureau, i Ulcer, or
auy civil, military, or naval commission what
ever Aud any person oirudlng against any
rovlslnn of this act shall, on convlctlou there
of, be deemed guilty uf a mUdcimauor, aud
bu I uninhed by a Hue not exceeding teu thou
sand dollars, uud by Imprisonment for a term
nut exceeding lo years, at iho discretion oi
the court tryiug tho same, aud shall bo forever
thereafter Incapable of holding any olllcu of
honor, trust, or profit uuder tbo Government
of tbu Unite! States.
Approved Juuu 11, 1801.
Fcblio No. 3
Ah act to change aud deilno ihu boundaries of
thu eastern and western Judicial dUtriels oT
Virginia aud lo alter the uames of said dis
tricts, ond fir oilier purposts,
Ik it enaiUd by ihe Ae atr and Jfue vf Hep'
rescutatitit f the Unitid Auftf tj Amtri i im
Con press anttmbUd, lhat tho Jurisdiction ul the
western district of Virgli't ttliall beniu Iter be
co extensive with aud cunthud to th limits of
Ihu Statu uf Ucia Virginia, uud halt bu e illeil
the district ot West Virginia) uud the Jurisdic
tion uf Iho eatieru district uf irgliiiu sh ill
hereafter bu co-exieulve with Ihe llmlla and
Inelu lu tbu whole ul thu Stale ol Virginia, and
shall be culled tbu district of VirgluU llie
Juduuf the said district uf U est irgluia shall
aunually hold six seaeious as follows. At Clarks
burg, on tbu twenty fourth days ol March utitj
August, at Wheeling, on thu sixth days ol
Airllund September, and ul Charleston, on
the nineteenth dais ul April aud September.
Thujudguot thu district of MrglnU shall, lu
addition lo thu sessions heretofore held by him
as Judge uf thu eaiura district ol irglula,
hold scsbloiis al tbu limes uud places w ilblu the
district ol irgluia w hen and whero scmions
were held prlur to tbu pasbagoof th's net by ihu
Judguot the western district ol irgiuU,
See. -. nd be it jurthtr etuuttd, lhat all
thu records aud tl es ot the courts ol lUu western
district uf irKlrila, hllherlo held withlu thu
limits of the district ot irginla, us prescribed
and Hied in Ihu Ilist section ut tills act, shall
remaiu uud bu ke t lu thu district uf Virginia,
and ull records and files ol tliu court ol thu
wli ru district ul Virginia, liltbcriobeld with
in the limits ot ihe district ul West VirgluU,
as j rt tr.htd and fixed by tbu first nciluu ul
thu act, shall rem iln und bu kept in thu dis
Met ol Wcot Virginia. And all writs, tuits,
pit us, rccurfhliaucc. luditt incuts, and all
other process, eivul or erl uiirnl, UsutJ, sued
out, eommeneed, ur peudlug, ut which, It this
aet bad never been passed, tbo Judge of thu
western dlsirut would havu had Juiisdliliou
withlu thu llmltaut the sulddislrielot irgluia,
as dulVnvd by this net, shall bo miuued, tu
it li li
NO. 175.
tercd, and hate day before, and be heird and
determined by, tbe Judge or tho district of
Virginia, In the same manner, and with tbe
same validity and effect, as they should havo
been returned, entered, heard, and determined
bv thejndgeof the western district of Virginia,
If this act had never been pasacd
flee. 3. And be it further enact l, That all the
Judicial proceedings of tbe court of the westo n
district of Virginia had wlibla Ihe limits of tho
district of West Virgluls, fixed by the, first
section of this act, since tho erection of West
Virginia Into a State, are hereby made and de
clared to bo as valid and binding aa If this act
had bt en passed contemporaneously wllh the
act establishing the State of West Virginia,
and said Judicial proceeding had bn under
and by vtrtui of this act.
Approved, Juno 11, lb04.
frcnuc No. 09.1
Av act to provM" for tho summary trial of
minor oueuceft acainet ihoiawsol the united
Stati s.
Ik it enacted by t Senate and ITonw of
itrpreamtatliien of tne Unit tit Nate or America
in Cngre acmbld, lhat It shall bo lawful
for tho Judge of any district court of the
United States to hold a special session of said
court at any lime, whether In termor vacation,
tor me irui oi minor ou nets ncainsi tno laws
oftho Uulted Slates, as hereinafter provided.
Sec, J And be it further enactnl. That when
ever a complaint ahall bu mudo atralnst any
master, oilleer, or mariner or any ship or vi.
sel belcmtflnir. In whole or Id tmri. to any cili
zn or elllz ns of the United States, of the
commission uf any offence, not capital or other
wise Infamous, against any law of thu United
States made for the rotectlnrj of pereous or
property eoiraged In commercoor narltration,
it shall be the duty of the district attorney to
InveUlgato the same, and thu general nature
thereof, and if, In bis opinion, the csso Is suth
aa should bu summirlly tried under tbo provi
sions of this act, bu shall report the same to
tho district Judgf, and tbe Judge shall forth
with, or aa soon as the ordinary business uf
tho court will permit, proceed to try thu eiuse,
and for that purpose may. If necessary, hold a
special session of the court
Bee. d Aul be it jurthtr enact?. That at
su' h trial It shall nnt bo necessary thtl thu ac
cused shall have been previously Indicted, but
astatemmtor complaint, verified by oath, hi
writing, shall bo presented to the court, setting
out thu offence In such manner as clearly to
apprise- thu acmed of the cbiMCterof tbe
offtuco complained of, and lo enable him to
answer the complaint. Audthosaldcomidalnt
or statement shall ue read to ihe accuse", who
may piiai to or nusuer the same, or make a
counter stateme t.
Sec. 4 lid be tt further enacted. Tint tbcsald
trial shall therenuou bu proceeded wllh In a
utnmary manuer, aud tbo case shall bo d -elded
by llo court, unless, at tbu time for
pleading or answering, tho accused shall de
mand a Jury, in whleh case the trial shU bo
uMn the. complaint and plea of not gulliy.
sec i Ami oe ujunrter enadtii, mat it snin
not 1)0 lawful for thu court to e nionce anv Der-
on convicted on such trlilto any greater pun
ishment than imprisonment lu J -tit for ono
year, or to a fine exceeding live hundred dot-
lars, or both, in Us discretion. In those casts
where tbo laws of thu United Stales authorize
such Imprisonment and tine.
Sec U .trt(6fiirf1rrrwafu That It shall
be lawful fur tho court to allow tbo district at.
torney to amend bis statement or complaint al
any stagu of the procielmgs, beforo verdict,
if, lu theoplnlonor tbo court, such amendment
will work no Injustice to thu accused and If it
appear to tho eourt thai tbo accuse! Is unpre
pan d to meet thu e hnnro as amended, and that
an udj Mirnaunt ofihe ciuso will promote tho
end, of justice, such adjournment shall bu
intdo until a further day, to bu fixed by tho
court.
Sec. 7 And be tt further enact?. That at
such trial, II by Jury, thu Un tid Sutt nnd
th i accused shall each t o entitled to three pi r-
emptory cuauengi cuaiiences 1 it cause, lu
such esses, shall be tried by tbo court without
tbe aid of triers.
Approved, Juno 11, 1SG1.
fProuc .No. 100 1
An act to abolish ihu collection districts of
Port Or ford and Cape Perpelua, In Ibu Statu
oi urcgon.
JJe it cnattcd by th Senit nnd llfte nf Jltp
rrvittatmet of the tutted Statin tj Am'nct m
Con (reus annll d, 'lhat the Collection districts
uf Capu Perpt-iu and Port Orford, heretofore
cstabllsbol by law, are hereby abolished, ami
tbo sainu attached to the collection district of
Oregon. Approved, Juuu 11, 1$U.
PCHLTC HesoLFTION Vo. 34
A iiKsoi ltioh tendering tuo ihiuksof Con
gross to Lieutenant Onlonel Jos pb Ihuley,
uf tho fourth regiment of Ulseousln vuluu-
t'r
ficKult ct? by th Senate aiut Jtoute of lief ment
nttietifthe fatted Mutt a vf limriciti' m ;rct
u aemWfd, 1 hat tbu thanks ut Cougre-.n be and
theynru heroin tendered to Lleatcnaut t olonel
J soph IIiiley,of thu fourth rqlinnil WU'oti
fin volunteers, acting engineer of thu nine
teen h army corps, for distinguished services
in tiift rte'ent campaign on the tied river, ly
wbhh tbe giinb iii Coll! la under Unr VilmiPil
David D. Porter whs rescued from Imminent
peril.
Sec 2 And be if further rrtolied. That tbe
President ul tbu Unlli d Mates tie re i teste 1 lo
cause i copy of thla r. solution io bu ira'isoilt
lud lo Lieutenant t'oloii' I Hillcy,
A) proved, JUUU 11, I Mi.
Mat of t)enrrl Hospitals
Under I)iru turn of Snrym Jt 0 Vibo't, U. A
A , JfidiCdl Ilirntuc lirpartmuit vf
l'dhlnyton,
1. Armory Siuare, tt. -lahlngtrm, I). (' ,
Seventh street weft, be-tw teu (' uud l atreets
south, In charge of Surgeon 1). W. llllss, U.
S V.
J Carver, v ahlngton, I) C, FmirttfMiih
street wist, at terminus u tliy riilroal, In
charged uf burgeon O Judson, U. S .
J. Campbell, Uashluglou, D. C, S ventb
street west, at teriuluus of city rallroa I north.
in charge oi ourgeou a r eueirion, u s v
4. Columbian, ni nuton, I). (J, Four
teelilh street we til, sit teriuluus ufeitv railroaJ,
u cnarue oi aurtroou t it Cvrosoe. e, o. v
5 Desmorres, Washingtoti, I) C , corner of
rourltcuth street ami Massachusetts avcutif,
lu ehargu of Surg.-on J. S. Illldrelli, U S V
0 DoulIi. aidiliigioii. 1) C, eoriur uf I
strtMl and Ni w Jersey aveiiti'), iu lurgu of As
slhtani Surgeon Win Thomson, U S. A,
7 Kuiory, vv aiiiimtoii, ij. t;., near Alms
hot vuc, oisiot ihu Capitol, in churgu of Surgeon
(, u Moseuy, co. .
H Fulrlax tSeuilnary, Virginia, two mlha
back ol Alevtu Irla, In ehargu ol Surgeou I
P. Smlih, U S V.
li Finley.Washlugton.U U.. Ke-ndilldn eu,
Fourth street east, uurth of tho i n. in ehargu
of Surgeou 0. L. Paucoast, U S
IU Uaruwouel, Wtt-lilngt hi, D. C , Corco
ran 'a farm. Suveuth street wet. In ehaigu of
Surgeou It 11. Uontieuu.U S .
11 Judiciary Siuare, Washington, I) C ,
Judiciary Square, K street north, between
ruunn ana rum nireeir ., m euargu ui
Assistant Surguou Aloi lugiaiu, U S A.
li. Kaloramo, (sinall-pox.J Wasbiugton, 1)
C, Hock treek, uui Iweiity-drai slreei, in
charge of ithU Assistant butuou li, J,
Thomas, U S A
U Llneolu, Wusblugton, 1). C, ono mile
east of ihu ii U"l, in chtrgu uf Aasiaiaut Sur
geou J L Mertif, U. B .
U Mount Pleusaut, Washington, 1). C,
Fourteenth fired, ouu hair milu btyoul eliy
lltnltn, in ehargu ol AsslaUul Surgeon C. A.
Ucettll, L S A
15 Semluary , (leorgi town, I) C, corner of
ashliii'iou and day streets, lu e hurgu ol dur
guou It W Dueaibel, U S V,
jo sunion, vvaseiiugeou, i c; , i sireei auu
New Jersey aveuue, in charge ef Surgeou J A
UJ.ll, I s. V
17. tiluue, WttbUutou. U. C i Fuurlcentb
gntional cpuMiflw.
KAIII OF tDVIltlllllg
Oao aare, three dayi HJXJ
OQflMioare, four rt.fi 1.35
Uncaqnare, Ore day, i.M
On. aqnare, alx days 1,73
Every other day adTertliemenU, W per cent.
additional.
One. a S adTcrllremmts charged aa atw
for each Insertion.
8I1 Hue, or leu eonttltnta qnara.
Ad,irtlaemenU ahonld be handed In bylJ
o'clock, m
street, opposite Columbian ITospItal, In chargo
of Actlog Assistant Surgeon P. Olcnnan, U.
8. A.
18. 8t Elizabeth, (Insane Asylum,) Wash
ington, D. C, beyond Navy Yard west. Id charge
of Acting Assistant Sargeoa C. II. Nichols.
U 8. A.
19. First Division General, Alexandria, Va.,
corner of Fairfax and Cameron streets, In
charge of flargeon Cbas. Page, U. 8. A
20. Second Division General, Alexandria,
Va , corner of ''rloce and Columbus streets, la
charge of Surgeon T. R. Spencer, U. 8. V.
21. Third Division General, Alexandria, Va,,
Washington street, between Queen and Came
ron streets, la charge of Surgeon Edwin Bent
ley. U. 8. V.
2i Augur General Hospital, near Alexan
dria, Va., In charge of S org eon George L. flat
ton, U. S. V.
THEPRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN
" WKKICr.Y NATIONAL UKPfJDLIOAX.
From this time until tho Presidential elec
tion, every loyal man who favors the re-election
of Mr. Lin eel n will want a newspaper
published at tbe seat ot Government, advocat
ing tbe Union nominations for President and
Vice President.
To all such, who desire a psper which will
keep them promptly advised cf all political
movements, and their probable con sequences,
wo tinder tho National HcrcDUCAN, with
conUdenco that It will fulfil their desires In
this respect.
The National IUrc-uMCAV will continue to
furnish In advance of all competitors the latest
and moit rtllablo news from our different
armies, and especially from tho Army of tho
Potomac.
Its Iltcra-y arjd miscellaneous departments
will receive special attention, and efforts are
continually being made to establish the charac
ter oftho Wiiklt National IUpcblican as a
family paper.
Six months ago the weekly paper was en
larged to Its present size aud greatly Improved
In lis typographical appearance. Our list has
increased largely since lhat lime, for which wo
thank our numerous voluntary agents through
out tbo loyal States. During thai time, how
ever, tho prices of labor and of material have
Increased upwards of fifty per cent. In view
of lhat fact wo eh) not propose to Increase tho
prlco of the paper, but to urge upon our friends,
and tbo friends of the Union, who favor the re
election of our present worthy and patriotic Chief
Magistrate, lo use their utmost endeavors to
Increase our circulation. This Is the ooly way
by which wo can be ablo to keep the VVtsKLY
National Keitrucan up to the high standard
It has occupied during Ibo last six months.
Wo duslru a large number of subscribers for
tbo political campaign, which has opened by
tha nominations made at tho Daltlmoro Con
vention. e propose to send our weekly paper for tho
period of six months, from tho first of June to
the first of December, which will cover tho
campaign, and full returns of tbo Presidential
election, at tho low rates at whleh It Is now
furnished to subscribers.
Thi ro Is no city, town, or village In tbe loyal
States which cannot furnish us tome subscri
bers. Let the work of making np clubs com
mence at once. Wc have printed a large edi
tion of thu numbers for tbn present month, and
can furnish back numbers to all who may do
sire them. Specimen copies will bo sent.when
requested.
Tho terms for tho campaign aro as follows t
Ono copy, six mouths, fl, threo copies, six
months, f 3 50, ten copies, six months, $7 50.
ty Iyua Kattiftlruis. Kalhalrou Is
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nrticle Is what Its name signifies. For preservlnt;,
reitorlng sod t eautifylnif the human hair It Is the
moct remarkable preparation in the world. It Is
-.gain owned and put up hy the original proprietor
ana is now made with the same care, skill and at
teniinu whleh xaveit asale ef ovsr one million
luttles psr annum
It Is a most delightful Hai Dressing.
It eradicates scurf and dsndrutl
li beeps tho bead ooni sod clean.
It lartlits the hair rich, soft and glossy.
It prevents the hair from falling oil aud turnla
Cr
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Newe'fk.
L Alcslcnu MuiUUK MitlmcUL '1 !
arttes tu st Louis nu 1 Llniiuntl,who Nave been
eounteifcttliig he Mustang Liniment under pre-
leuie of pro rietorship have ieeu thoroughlj es
to, pnt bj the courts To guard a re tin it further
t hi oiitioii, I hat e procured from the butted States
rrtasurj- a private steel plate revenue stamp,
n hleh Is i Itced over tbf top of each n ttle, Laeh
txtirt benrs the fac finite of at) slguature, and
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ous and worthless imitation. Examine every bot
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liei I It has stoo.1 the teit of tl' te, 1 elng the orl
lioil Hair Coloring, aud is coril-ntly inoresslog
infivur Used by both gentlemen aud ladles. It
is td I tysll respectable dealers, or eau be pro
wuie 1 by them of the commercial agents,
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T,. sites, 60 cents an 1 $1
Ly-llagan'a Maguulla Ltalni, Tilts le the
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covered It changes the sua-burut Uoe and hands
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parting the nitrbie purity ul yuuth,-aud the dulin.
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roughucss Hoot the skin, leaving the complexion
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